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customerserviceguy

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3. Thanks for the radar loop

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Original post)

Sat Sep 9, 2017, 02:50 PM

Sep 2017

I see that it's very current, the last time reported is 18:30 GMT, which is about 2:30 PM Eastern time, only about fifteen minutes ago as I write this.

I also see that the eye is staying very close to the Cuban coast, I wonder how long that's going to last. It's not impossible for this to veer out into the Gulf of Mexico and, feeding on the warm waters and distance, become an even stronger storm that would hit Alabama and/or Mississippi head on.

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Live radar of Irma - watch it regain its form as it pulls off the Cuba shore - and storm surge blog [View all] NRaleighLiberal Sep 2017 OP

Scary stuff indeed...thanks for the radar loop! n/t CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2017 #1

Going to be over very warm water. cwydro Sep 2017 #2

Thanks for the radar loop customerserviceguy Sep 2017 #3

yah, that damn warming of the water....... a kennedy Sep 2017 #4